College Football
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The Herbies are here for the 2019 season
Kirk Herbstreit submits his picks for the ultimate game-changer, breakout star and a whole lot more. Plus, he makes his College Football Playoff predictions. -
Eason beats out Haener for Washington QB job
Jacob Eason, who sat out last season after transferring from Georgia, beat out Jake Haener and will start at quarterback in Washington's season opener against Eastern Washington. -
Wisconsin WR Cephus ruled eligible to play
Wisconsin receiver Quintez Cephus, who was acquitted of sexual assault charges, will be eligible to play for the Badgers this season. -
NCAA places Miss. State on 3 years probation
Mississippi State's football and men's basketball teams will not receive postseason bans in the aftermath of an academic scandal involving a tutor. -
Former Terps QB Hill transferring to Tennessee
Former Maryland starting quarterback Kasim Hill is transferring to Tennessee, a Volunteers spokesperson confirmed Thursday to ESPN. -
UCF to start Notre Dame transfer Wimbush at QB
UCF has named Notre Dame transfer Brandon Wimbush its starting quarterback. Coach Josh Heupel said true freshman Dillon Gabriel will also play when the Knights open the season Aug. 29 against Florida A&M. -
Source: Northwestern recruit OK'd to play at HS
A Northwestern wide receiver recruit will be allowed to play high school football in Michigan for his senior season following a reversal by the state athletic association, a source confirmed to ESPN. -
Dolphins, oranges and Bourbon Street: A Florida-Miami guide
Jumping in dolphin tanks, brawling on Bourbon Street and hurling oranges from the stands are just some of the weird things that happen when these teams get together. -
How Dabo built Clemson into a monster
The Tigers have become college football's improbable superpower. Here's how a former Alabama walk-on made it happen. -
What to watch on newly launched ACC Network
ACC Network launched Thursday with approximately 450 live contests set to air annually. Here's your guide to make sure you catch all the biggest events.